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Zanele Muholi: A queer artist with global influence
For over two decades, Zanele Muholi has used photography as a powerful act of resistance — documenting, celebrating, and protecting the lives of Black queer communities. Now, their global influence is undeniable.
Finally, a body shaver that doesn’t make you question your life choices
If you've ever found yourself trying unfamiliar yoga poses, struggled with a shaky mirror, dealt with a shaving rash, or felt anxious about shaving those tricky, sensitive areas, the Bumzzy Butt Shaver could be the ideal addition to your bathroom.
Everyday Glam Without the Fuss: ESHU Skincare
If you’ve ever stood in a department store staring at a wall of serums thinking, “Absolutely not,” ESHU might be the skincare brand that finally gets you.
Do you want your money to reflect your values?
Money is all around us, and it runs nearly everything in our modern world. It can be both glorious and toxic, and it has huge effects on our lives, health, and the environment.
Squealing Pig brings Mardi Gras home
Squealing Pig has launched its first at-home Mardi Gras party pack, giving fans, friends and allies a way to join the celebration without heading to Sydney.
So you're dating an Air Sign (Gemini, Libra, Aquarius)
Although air signs can sometimes come across cold, they are more likely just lost in their own worlds, and are in fact, quite the opposite.
Islamic societies onced embraced queer love
For centuries, Islamic literature openly celebrated queer love as a symbol of beauty, devotion, and spiritual longing? From Persian poetry to Sufi mysticism, desire between men was once a powerful metaphor for the soul’s journey toward the divine.
Achieving an Authentic Life
We all seem to be searching for authenticity in a society that is estranged from reality and truth. Do you have what it takes to break from your deepest fears and be completely honest with yourself and others?
That is the price of true authenticity.
Love in Queerberra revisited
Eight years on, the Canberra Museum and Gallery (CMAG) has revisited Queerberra in a new exhibition that reflects on what has changed since the passing of the Marriage Equality Act in Australia.